Examples of using Hydrological programme in English and their translations into Russian
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International Hydrological Programme.
ICID sends its representatives to meetings of the International Hydrological Programme.
UNESCO, International Hydrological Programme, 40th Session IHP.
Education and training were at the centre of that effort,which UNESCO was committed to spearheading through its International Hydrological Programme.
IHP International Hydrological Programme.
The International Hydrological Programme would use the draft articles as highly effective guidelines for the sustainable management of transboundary aquifer systems.
UNESCO International Hydrological Programme.
UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme(IHP) for the sustainable use of freshwater resources addresses the problem of water management in drylands.
ESCWA participated in the Fifth Meeting of the Arab Committee for the International Hydrological Programme, in which most ESCWA countries were represented.
UNESCO's International hydrological programme launched an initiative on water and cultural diversity in summer 2007.
A Member of Malaysian Delegation at the Second Session of the Intergovernmental Council for International Hydrological Programme(IHP) of UNESCO, Paris, June 20-28, 1977;
To that end, the International Hydrological Programme would play an important role in strengthening the envisioned law on transboundary aquifers.
Frequent and close contact is maintained with various prominent UNESCO programmes, such as the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, the Man andthe Biosphere Programme and the International Hydrological Programme.
Alice Aureli of the UNESCO International Hydrological Programme, who is in charge of ISARM, has kindly offered assistance to the Special Rapporteur.
External partners: UNU, ICLEI, University of Lodz, University of Copenhagen, Polish Academy of Science, Environment Canada, United States Environmental Protection Agency,UNESCO/International Hydrological Programme.
Kim showed in the presentation the International Hydrological Programme(UNESCO-IHP) as a platform for water research, education, and capacity building.
Examples of such programmes are those undertaken within the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, the Integrated Management of Coastal Systems(COMAR), the Programme on Man andthe Biosphere and the International Hydrological Programme.
The symposium presented the results of the UNESCO International Hydrological Programme(IHP) at the completion of its fourth phase and drew up plans for a fifth phase over the years 1996-2000.
The International Hydrological Programme aims to improve the scientific and technological basis for the rational management of water resources, including the protection of the environment.
Through its network of related centres and institutes, andthe network of university chairs, UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme builds capacities and distributes science-based information on water and sanitation in the regions.
Encourages the International Hydrological Programme of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization to continue its contribution by offering further scientific and technical assistance to the States concerned;
Water security is the focus of UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme(IHP), devoted to water research, water resources management, education and capacity building.
The UNESCO International Hydrological Programme is currently implementing two projects, entitled“Interactions between river systems, flood plains and wetlands” and“Comprehensive assessment of surficial ecohydrological processes”.
Of relevance for the"Water for Life" Decade is the International Hydrological Programme, which is the UNESCO intergovernmental scientific cooperative programme for water resources.
The International Hydrological Programme(IHP) of UNESCO and the Operational Hydrological Programme of WMO, in collaboration with several other agencies, aim at providing a scientific basis and the trained manpower needed for the assessment, planning and rational management of the world's water resources.
As a consequence of the Horn of Africa drought, UNESCO and the International Hydrological Programme agreed to facilitate the development of a regional integrated drought management centre in sub-Saharan Africa.
The International Hydrological Programme, UNESCO's intergovernmental scientific cooperation programme in freshwater, aims at the improvement of the scientific and technological basis for the rational management of water resources, including the protection of the environment.
Possible partners: UNESCO and in particular its International Hydrological Programme(IHP), the International Association of Hydrogeologists(IAH) and the International Groundwater Resources Assessment Centre IGRAC.
Jointly with the UNESCO International Hydrological Programme and partners, UNEP has initiated a project on the assessment of pollution and the vulnerability of water supply aquifers of African cities.
Main partners: Working Group on Monitoring and Assessment,International Hydrological Programme(IHP) of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO), WHO/EURO and relevant NGOs.